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, 1887-04-26

the city OF Dublin.
Ireland. He served
five years appren.
hceship at AlexAn.
der Thom's govern.
ment printing Office
at Dublin, and put
In the remaining
two years on The
d blin Evening
Mail. He held a s
for some time on
The Mall and other
Dublin newspapers,
but finally deter
mined to come to
America, and ar.
rived in New York
in June, 1881. He
held s in several
, 1887-04-26
a. NORRIS, spECIEIU sALvF

A warranted Salve to cure old sores Of
all kinds on man or beast, especially syph
little ulcers, itching or liberated piles, alb
cesses, milk leg, old army sores, proud
flesh; a positive cure for saddle sores, fs
lula, pail evil, scratches; the only cure to
be used in private for treatment of svphi-
lis. No cure, money returned. One dol
lar by mail. DIR. E. w. NORRIS,
Hunters Hot Springs, Mont.
, 1887-04-26

ct Philadelphia, he set, In one hour and a half,
s,74ems with the lower case reversed, occupying
but 30 seconds correcting the same; and in ono
hour and a half 1,635 ems, blindfolded, with but
SIX errors.
Alexander Duguid, the winner of the Phiadel.
phia contest in March, 1880, was born in Aber.
deenshire, Scotland, Dec. Is, 1856. He Is a light
weight, 1a5 pounds, and stands 1--WE feet seven
inches in height. When he was still but a lower
case sort of youngster his parents left Scotland
and settled in Waterloo county, Ontario, where
they remained until 1868, then removing to Lucas
county, o. Alexander worked on the farm until
1872, when he grew tired of the occupation and
entered The Toledo Blade job press room.
In q years time he began to set type. He after.
ward worked in Cleveland, and finally went to
Cincinnati, finding employment on The Enquirer.
IL six days in this position he set of the hook
lOl, 800 cu5. He is still on The Enquirer, where
he sets type with about the same speed the year
round. The Philadelphia contest was his first and
only match, and his best score made therein was
a,iiJ ems IN one hour and thirty minutes, an aver.
age OF 2,ef7 10 ems IN hour.
~ les johnson was born in the city OF Dublin,
Ireland, In the year 1851. After coming out on
HM
, 1887-04-26

strike on The Dub
lin Evening Mail, In
1870, he ~emigrated to
this country. Mr.
ohnso has no pub
! trer0yd, lut he has
Hu Luthe nticated
private one, won in
u race with SIR Har-
ry Cole, in The New
yc@i; 4 rald onlce,
on Jan. l, 1881. The
performance by Mr..
Johnson is one of
the most remarkable
In the history of type
o IN position, His
race with Mr.. Cole
was at t~ypesetting
"as she Is set"
, 1887-04-26

Letter hevis, BIZ Il heads, and note heads
at the Leader office.
, 1887-04-26

Are important problems, the former
depending greatly on the latter. Everyone
is familiar with the healthy properties OF
fruit and no one can afford to be sick and
miserable while the pleasant California
concentrated liquid fruit remedy. Syrup
of Figs may be had Of our enterprisiDg
druggist w. n. Hunt, 1919 Eddy street.
, 1887-04-26

Accounts of Banks. Bankers and Corporations
solicited.
Our facilities for GOLF CTIoNs are excellent
and we re-discount Tor Banks when balances
warrant IL
Boston is a Reserve City, and balances with us
from Banks mot located in other Reserve Iities)
count as q reserve.
We draw our own Exchange on London and
the Continent, and make able transfers and
place money by telegraph throughout the Uni
tel Htares a d Canada.
Government Bonds bought and sold, and Ex-
changes in " ashington made for Banks without
extra charge.
~ehave a market for prime, first class In
vestment securities, and Invite proposals from
States, ounties and Cities when Issuing bonds.
do a general Banking business, and invite
corresp audience.
ssA r POTTER. President.
Os. w. WORK Cashier.
, 1887-04-26

Coaches leave Chuewater daily ~(exceIi
Sundays on arrival of the c. & n.
ram, touching Fort Laramie, Rawhide
Buttes and Lusk, and connect with the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad at Lusk
md for Sundance, Buffalo, Fort Fetter-
nan, Fort Mckinney, Douglas, Wyo.),
Fort Robinson and Chadron in Nebraska,
md Rapid City, Spearfsh and Deadwood,
Oak.
The cheapest and shortest route by
:wenty-fou hours.
The U. s. mail carried. We have first
lass eating stations, and our division
gents take all pains to secure the com-
,ort OF passengers.
F. L. LoNGHURsT. Agent.
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ARfRc aeLRIKRa.
1ns onLx coMxAnr on ORGANIZED n
uGAN s0SBrnns N Tms uoUNEzEs

1uB cHLx oo1RAnT % ORGANIZED n
pEAE s0s.BrHRs N TU1 uoUuKAg.
Dxnvxa. OF GA Santa Fs epsaial
% the Rspabliesn say1 that inQMlFies ~
the DlssFic1 military hoedqnarfsFs lhsFe
develop she fnoa thas the EoveFnment
has no idsa Of tsMnsleEFipR The San
0aEIos Apaehas 10 shs FoEt Verde MiII
taxy Ressrvstion a. reg orted from An
zuna, and which b sepEsasnte1 - -
eanninQ great disaust amuna he sst.
aiazs a6foiuinR % Rogt Verde, ba3 f1e
aosernnnsns b conaldaEinR the feasi-
bliity % rsmovina hfihsE ths only
Tonsae Isfi, . snail tgibo 81 80 Apashs
family uhich b uoW looalsd amonR lhe
San Carlos Apachea p1epeF. he sbe ian
Carries RsasFVafion The fonlog ere 1eu
Il nambsF but trsachsroos and quaFs
ssisans. nnd fhe idsa y % eonane them
e ths Rars Verde Military RuanFvnfio1
g ordar that tbair in1uenae for mia-
ehisf an ths 6an Carries In1lnns nag Be
- longer axsEoland.
TIE Ganta Fs speuinl also says tbns
enupeuy Of shnEsuRhly drfiled militte,
anmpaasd o. Ruebig am&innN ore 4ns %
nExfge IN Ohsaaao nov. Thean sons Of
sha amafaua AMaeea oomp1ana TIE opfF
eFRansRsfiaa of Ne Kind b ne egaatEy-
Ths cempamy was oERanfxe1 nso yeas
nas hg col W. q. Mnfmons uhem
ahaaa Iudiana elected ~oo1uKnoF 81
Pnkblo Laasna. and uho hes Ter ysazs
dsuo1s6 mush tine o fhelz impsose-
nenf sd anIlah1sBmanl. 8ou4llDss
tks eoDpaay b kngun e ~As - ~
sssunf Hlainant - Ne8 Mexic1n cav
efr9. IA a hnnH.nEefV uuIfoHHo1 an1
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VIA. Vas DsEn a. spauazrnEp n nm
MzaaloHknT C0NMIsl1uNnn1.
6razoBTELD. (Msss.l. Ost. e--At -
days session o. lhs Anrriean Board Ct
commissioners for Foreign Miaaions,
Ahe Commissioners for Iapan E1fssion se.
ported and emphasized TIE danger Dur
in2 The pnaeent cEiAis in thnA country Of
snyone intFodnsing unseEiptural npeaa-
lnifons.
TAs majority rapport ot the Oommls.
uson On the report % tbs Home esersta-
y was presented by Prof. Board1an, of
Ouioaao. hse 81 TIE aix mamhe1s os he
0ommission eonstitals the majority.
TIE report s1ya. sfhe report under con
sidefaElon Affords much enoOuFaRamsns
70 The frisnds Of NE Mission. Eiahssen
more missisnaFiss have boen appointed
than the average number for shs sass
tg~lpe years. The huanoes we're not &c
favorable ~ lasi year. tue Sweet and
Otis funds having been largely drawn
upon 70 meal do6oieneieR The Ounsti-
tnslan Of The Board requires thas no
part Of iks funds 40 70 suppagt error,
and they were firm and refused 20 fail
hack n0on the action takan last year na
Des Moinea a1ainst the doctF ns Of fu-
tnre probation. TIE Board adheres 10
lee position 81 Dea Moinea. and accspas
the action Of the pEuasntial Oommis-
zion. Il recommends - the Oommie-
sion 10 Be careful 70 guard aaainsl any
APPROVAL Of the doctrine Of future pro
bation.
Prof. Fisher. 10 NE mlncFisy ssport,
tock issue as 10 Mr.. Hume and ths So
jsoasd AndovoF studenis. ~fke Home
Ssefstary.n he esys. nis plainly defend
ing himsslf and tbe Prudential CON-
mitfee. and % the question becomes Q /
personal one. Tue facts about tie re-
jeotsd students be wonld modlfs. Tue
ease had bean wtthheld ID his Bsal for |
pnttia& down what be doema damaeF-
oue error. He has suppressed the facts
asd usafped authority. The board Is |
nct The tribunal 10 denna orthodoxy
Tns churches have regular means OF |
doing this."
The bursinR Issue vas On ths qnsstlsu |
- % uhish one Of these reports sheald /
be adopted.
Prot. Fisher spoke 10 favor Of HE re. |
port. @All tks PFudsntiel Oomr1istas
lhould DO is. be said, s'te ascertain nee /
eldats on speculative doctrines, bat /
081S w " VIII lM4nu VI 400AMa Al
short. g Determine u be b not q
crank ~
Pfofsasos Boardman, or the Ohieaeo
Theological Seminary, said "Tha id4a
thaf We have nothing 10 DO with theol-
DRy ss pFspostefous. The new thsoloRtas
sre nos consistent with each other and
he old Ia one which taaahe that Il waa
impossible for man 10 held thig or that
doctrine and not pFeaeh H."
Rev. @, A. Gordon, Of Boston, declared
Ihat 20 adopt the majority report would
be 10 alienate the larger nnd stronger
sonssIsaency. Is would Be hard 70 hoid
. great many churches 20 the Support Of
he Beard.
Rev. Or. Z. p. Goodwin. Of Chicago.
aid Or. 6cGddeE, MOODY, epurgeon
IND 81. Paul Wera on the same aroand
y 20 tbs ssoond coming Of Ohrist.
asd difHsulty With this doctrine Of the
Iecond probation because u ls drawn L
rot from the Scriptures bat from Chris
ian consciousness. DO not dud In the
8ihls snv Fsspsst fer the philoenphy of
neD. Christ quoted Moses. rather than
,hIloaophy. q support bis tsaehinRs. 30 |
ia 81. Paul.
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oFIUm nsLuAann.

ueHHIuNMKN1 On TRn pnuo THAT HAD
BEES nsz1uD RnoM cmEuAMmn.
eAM FRAROunoo. Oaa, Glass Dseem-
Der Wins W. CHING a Co., of Panmma,
ahipped 1900 ave tnel boxes Of opium e.
Wins We eann a o., % thia city. Tha
ooileeios eetiIed tho aonaianmene un6ng
the lau fosbidding The Obiness 10 ina-
pcrt opium. A hard dQha vas made
oves the matter, es Ne dFua aes worsh
about $4,000. Ia NE DATED 1eseaa
Distriot CoaIt today h waa decided thas
he portion II the lac eoVerina thf1
eass did nal eome lnta eject uniil 80
months AFTER The opium bad beon len
peEted aad oonseQaantly be seieass6 q.
The GoVegnmsnt VII appeal Ne eaao.
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Rx-ozn17oa czEIouTou'n BoNDs Roa-
gEl1nD-PnocnHpuoa N Tun
Orul1 oAnH1s

Hx-sEnA1oa cnEIouron's BoNps Ros-
vEg1nD-Pnocnnpuoa N TWn
OrHnn oAn11s
San FaAnulsoo, Oct e.--Rx. .8snntos d.
J. OFeigheon failed 70 appear foF esn.
senoe b Jadge Dnlllean's CeuFt ahia
morning. ana his bonds we're declared
fosfelteo. This was iha dAy 81 fer ahe
sEial Of Robert w. Morrow ans Samns
McOord. who waEe indiolad on charges
os attamps g tafy bEibina a Chs name
time with OfsiRhion. MeCofd fnilee
70 appear snd proceedings viii Be takea
against him - once. MoErow's eaas
was poetponed until tomorrow. Ex-
Deputy 6heEi4 Davis, ihe pElnoiplo uii.
aess a9ainst 4oFrou who diaaDeeafed
. sboEi tine aao also failed % appeaR
IN CoaFt. HIS wife was psesent and
aid shs bad heard from hsE husband,
and that hs Was u Montreal.
when tie oase of =. y. Morrow was
called ~ Oourt today, the balliR en-
noaneo4 that there vas ne answer - Ne
names exsspt thoso Of Nogthsy a
Hshmidi. nls McOoEd he1oF' asked
The Sudfe. MsCoFd not haina plesane
TIE JuAQe desired 70 exanine his boad1
and Assistant Disaaiet AitoRnay
0Keves sent fgR them. BaFina
ths afisFnoon heinR informed tha1 NJ.
Preston. counsel for MeCorf, aoufd moe
b ID eoark, tbe ocart 80 The time Tor
the trial e 10 q. q. tomoFfews Tha
3udae aedsd ihat MecoEf aag kneun
% b II Peak, ATizons.
The bsnd Of 7. EmarB1n, We Is
under in6ietment for tufy bribery, tas
besn inoIUaaed - - 900. He uas
plAesd II he Counfg fdl today e -
ia nnlIl lha amsanl o laEnlahaf.
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ahasonxAag Aririsd. n mnmhsna % man
aaa All sEavel wilh their huzsnA
nnIwErTEaw


n zkEzs Anouz mu I'M 70 NunoR1,
an WAY N - ocEHa ~ ~.
n1sfng. Ork e--Hnrry PnIIIlpa ~
U1A kneNn 1paEllnE Uzn e Msnfzoal.
e4e oec0 b lsgn flf tuo a1ys makfna
arlHnQsmsnfg wilh Ne ehampion %
RliiaA John I. oolligan. b beeome IL
DAnazsf. 6nilisAn nalf o Z repngtuF
l1s1 ege1lnR lha1 hs wiR mnka Z toeR
TIRE eEA knaiAnd, frlan1 ana sea1.
lAad lbren9h Ne fan and whites, at4ri-
IN from nere % 0glcheE HDlA. II The
spE1En Be wtu 70 10 tha enmtinenl.
Maen ! cot % Ennlnnd,n sAid he, n
shall maka arEnnGemsmln b rpax with
- ezee men ahey have 90 ever tAasa.
ehail Be away a. lnanA q yenx ana pei.
aaps muFa. end an song u1er nflnr
nene3 and 10 further hunoFa have
alFeaoy expFcaesd my willingness q
neel Ne wln1sE Of Ne Kilraln Seth
lsl.e.15 sad aflsE tAaY have ass1lad tAslf
lfisle dispots ] uill b ready 10 talk bua.
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nRBnAsKA nEPUsEHCAns.


THEx nKHoMKMATB guD0A HAxWNEL AKp
ADoFT a nnoAD FLATzonN.
LucoLn (Eeb. }, Oet. e.--Judae Sam
uel MAXWELL wns Eonouinatnd e Sud9e
Of the Supreme Court By he Republl-
eaB State Convention today, after Whieh
the ticket was oompleted b. the noui-
nation Of r. B. Davidson asd George
Roberts aa Reeenis of The Blats UniveE.
sIly. The convention speH9 most Of the
night IN wfAnailn9 over The plntfoFm.
Il eundemns The system Of Fovesue
which ocmpels the farmers Of the Wesa
20 pns tribute 30 the manufacturers of
the East. favoFs the psnsionlng of Union
soldiers, sympashises with Ireland. ecm.
msnds the ef0Fta Of PafneIl and Glad
stene. pledges the DaTty % submit .
pEohibiEioD emondmenl, oondemn9 the
'Pfesidsni for hia attempt 20 retuEn shs
rebel hattie 1ags. favorB the admis1ion
Of Dakats, views With alarm tka vete
rowsx Of the Presidents and sus1aiBs Tie
Beard of TFansportstio1 IN ils e4aEts
70 secure reasonable freight and passss-
Ger rates.
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nA al nIn.
M % Ap1sKTxxp uTo cAnEponRsA an A
wMTr on mAmmk9 cunRun.

m n ApNETxKp mro cAnEROnRxA on A
wMrr on mAmnkg conFun.
San FnARclnoo, Ooa. e.--Juaaa HnR.
man, og toe Uoiao6 states DislFfaA
OouFf, admitted Ma Al Hln on q wFfa az
hahsas coEpna. Ma Al Sin Is ths China-
man wko presented Z rcd eegiinenss haa
vaa refused landing b. TIE easioma e.
NetBis oa tie gfound that an immigraas
had already been landed on q whlle tsa
tbat eorFssuonded b the osrlfasass.
This oa1a vas ons Of muoA inesress
from tha faot that u led 10 al invss1i.
aation Of tbe methods of lhs oustcm
hcuss oidoialn u landina Ohinena. 10
Appeared that the officials had ben Per-
miltiug The entrance Il Ohlnsee % tha
slfeaath Of 10 other evidence cf pEo-
vioug residences than this TAG. Jadna
Hoaman said that be could not hale an
innocent Ohinaman raapomslbia fer thn
evil doinaa az the nfflo n % aha Law.
Sin had proved By dooumsnaaFy evil
dsnce thai no waa the man described ID
the ceFtifoate. and becmuas another
Immigrant haa been landed on 9ha
entry be eould not Be held reapoBsibis.
He had ao1sd "a good faith, ana thsFe-
fore vas entitled b land.
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oan on xRR nxHplnAgn DENIES snMn on
TMn RnEvAIGM0 nERomER
pnrEADR1RnKA, Ooi. Rsnardina
he report thnt Vieoroy II Hung Ohapa
lad w1ahdraun from ths ADVERTISEMENT
made With The WhaFton- Barker synai.
easa, BaEksr sAid tkis evening taaS 4 q
n1t likely that China uoaId back Gus
after having algaed ~ her VioeEoy tha
articles q oonooasion. The Chlnana
0ogeEnmenl. be said, cannot sseoda
from their position without giving hin
and associates oauea for indemnify foe
the loss that would fellow the non-fnl-
1iimsnt of their contracts. Tue con.
tEnola grant peFpotual cnaRaar 70 form
Q Chinese AmeFican Bsnk with q cap
ital Of 25.O0o. 900 tasls with pOuaF % Ia
crease tha eapiaal 10 B0,G00. 900
kaala. Tha bank has Rho riaht
% soin and iasRa gold and silver money.
The bank has also The right 10 undeF-
tako the building Of railroads amd ether
public worhs. The bank has also The
right 70 Issue papeE monsy 10 the
nmoan1 Of lta capital.
Tho oppoaition 70 the enlorpEias ban IL
center 10 EnRland and 0eEmany, and
representatives ek theso nations haTe
bs11aht every posslbls adverse pressure
upon lhs Ohiness 0ovsFnment. The
Imperial Envoy, Who came hers With
papers has oablod 70 China that haVine
oompleted bis nseotiaiions Be eoaid rot
unde What be had done. should tkefe
Be any truth,n said Ne. Barker, ''in tie
Eeporfa Uuhlinhea n London and New
HeFk yesterday, I and my associates ex
pec4 and will demand she GuppeFt Of the
United States 0ovsEnment."
ozMKn umKKAxS.
Nnw ToRK, Ooa e-Oonnl Mlikla
wisz emphaaioally denies the Feposa
thns China has Fesoindsd her oonoes.
sions granted the Barker syndieafs.
0hinsoa Vice Consul Lev Yeuk Liza
said 10 q reporter fhat be Believed The
reports we're utlsRiy without foanda-
tIcn, and that tboFe aas no douht that
he plans of the syndisase vii he ear
Fssd out.
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Jay ssala Gives ne os..la.s.s..a h
tie Dul--PAnsaslpAla wm q
ssas rss.ssusias.

INV EonE. Osl e,-TAa enufEnek hns
ben giGned And the naas u onmnfesn.1
or the tfRnafeE II the Ralslmnga q
Oeio Tels9FMph pxaparay IN ths Wasa-
eFn uuion. 0oald aagN Thar aha Wena-
efn Uoioa wtn Issue anfhutan4 utnnk Is
taRe 40 aho ln9eheedneau af tha ennstnl
sloek Of ne BAllineRa a Ohin. The
matter now haa been referred haek -
the 0allImore 4 0hio DsFsosols -
ihelg eali1oltlon.
Jasl bsfora leavlng he ems a. a..
taEnoon M. 0onld aid, eWa haea
bought ne BAllimore a Ohio fslarTsrh
OoDpany. We have paid fog IL e
aalsad % pAys ibe e1m cf e4ooooo1a
Heua oallo from bal.imora lnas a
aanouneemtnt from this city az -
eoDp1elton of TIE WegeaFn Union- Rsl-
slmose 4 Ohio deal 0rnskaa n nnFurSsa
thoFs. u b underwood that ahe asrTHs
o. ths sale ere e6.0ooeO0 81 fhe rsnek cf
The Western Uniun and q onnh paRrnnEA
annually ef e60000.
d.. NoEvin 0faama mAlds ava hava
AoaRha The Baltimore n Ohla Taaa-
graph properly. We own iln lines nna
pRopeftleA We have paid Zoe A nln
oars. TIE lorms are eur hnnlnre1. i
dealt pFopoHo % loIl Whe1haR 90 nafA
fer Il il cash og slook. Iha neR ewnaR.
ship takes eject teday. For tie neesr
enl tes lines uill b run under tho pre-
ent o1IoaFR."
LRnsu Hos EiET1 gnAna.
AesoldinG % RdwArd L.anssrhaoh, ehs
eontFae1 provides thai tho nasfimnss q
Ohio Nelegrnph With al il1 rlQn1s anf
eppnFtsnan0oe hs leased 70 he Wasessn
union for term of % yeara, tha Wasl.
eFn Unton N pav theFefoe 9H.0o0.0oo a
stock and $4,000 paR nnnum e aha
balttmoxe a Onio Company, whlsh d q
keep tha line IN repair.
PNzLArIERHEA wlxk pmnanrUxn.
PHELApHkRmGA, Oot. es-Tha Es,neA
and Oommou uounril pasaad q rseala-
tion thle afosEnoon directing tha Law e.
noers Of the city 70 Dgooaod % realise
oa the bond of tha baliImors a Oaio
feiegEapb Oompang fag e50,ooo. This
bond vas given 10 t6o3 and ntlpulataa
lhai the company q turn for ne psipe.
Iege ot bringing ~ wires into he CITY
Woald noe consolidate with ang elhsR
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I'M szusu AnuoOnzsuu Am I'm csurzr

- 9AAe4 AAN4l4a8AoA 40 ~ C3oH1G
Pan.
HoaTK YkKn1A, Osf. e.-f4pecial. -
1hi1 otty h greatly hlassod teaay, Ia
thaa u han asliahtful weaaheE fer he
Coanay Fair beinR bald hare, aBd fsk
he convanainn of the TsExilnEiai Press
Association.
Tue latter association INST haFa this
evening a oscloak, and organised a ~
the elestion of y. y. 0chnsbiy, o. 81.
lsnaharg. e. Chairmnn, Gnd ~. D. ER
berk uf Waila Waila, as HeafelaRy.
AtisR aseason u felieiiafi1ns ever The
pluspo1es of the Aaleolaaian and tha
izansAclion e snme neoessaly business
of routine ohG1actef. Ne session ed
1ournsd until 10 e'olook tomogroW
norninQ.
Ths Yakima County Fair q ploassss-
ina under TIE mo1l fnsofAble oiroum-
stanoegs Ths exhibits of fEniia. hors,
tobacco. vegetables, stock and other
prodaela are remarkably need.
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Boaz1 nf Ne Kniehas AZ rnhe Il
800 Rn~61Elg nd nsnd nF nsanSheR.
eNAP saMa fimle 4heu1 AuNnal, lHsn. rid
81 lox t1I1a monfha. RgwEsRlx rnesrI5.
g = g Z eomplimamsarE ne1 - -.
kezs 6 Nan RAll1n. bua sselna skn1 -
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and reoommsnds tha1 ihe ollaa b made
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by - desired. Sons VsEy uholssons
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lo.az1 thslE ol1sers and e - ths -
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fHnen czncuEans.
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arg ef DISTRESS Asssmhly g. Knirhin
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lFibated Rk Minneapolis and re-
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leTly. Whila An DunVsE DiulFint Anssun-
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07

oUTuoNm on Tnn oAsn AokrnsR xMn nonp
MAYOR on DUBLIN.

ouruoMn on Inn oAan Aakrnar rmn Lonn
MAYOR on DUBLIN.
DUnEm, Oct. G.-The trial OF Lord
Mayer sullivan and O'Brien foF Cub
Iishfng Ia papera Fsspseiively eoniFoled
b. them reports Of meetings Of sup
pressed branches o. the National
League. were openod at the Maneien
Hcuse court this asternoou. Great
crowds Of people lined The Eoass which
wsa taken by The Lerd Mayer and
O'BFisu and the corporation Of The city,
which attended them n state during the
trial.
Ths Lord Mayor vas driven 10 soaEl
h . carriage followed By yohn Dillon,
msmber Of PaFllamsni, and . MaEshsl
Weariae z eeeked hat and . sword led
she civic dignltaEies, Who weFs eli ar
EaYed 10 ths fnlI robes of thsiE ofies.
Editor O'Brien Joined the pgoosssiun
soon aftes Il started, and pEsoeeded 70
eonrt. The streets thrsuRh whiek tue
prooesainn pAased 70 she eoaft wsFs
fhFonaed, and the Lord Mayor ard
O'BEien weRe the rsgipienls Of gFeas
ovation alocR TIE streets.
suakxsEn ron THn SWORD.
4 oordon Of poles suEsoandsd Ne
manslon House and prsyentsa ne
crowd from appfoaehing the eoaT1-
Foom. After tho eass had bees called
by Ne maaislrats, warm dispute o.
onEEea b6tuoon The polioo atlandansg
aud the OouKt and bexlon, Member ef
Parliament, and The High Sheriff of
Dublin, arising ffoEa The desire of She
lalsek 70 plaoo The oily sword and m4ee
before the magistrate. The psiioe 81
tempted 10 pgusent Ne placing Of tbs
city euoK6 npon The table wbsFsa1en
0axton and other municipal ollosFa
saiEsd she sword and attempted 20 piaes
u sharo by feroe. The police nnd ma
nieipal sfioeFa struggled for the paasos-
sion Of the sword, whilo spectators o.
tie gallery ehe0End SEXTON Mod exhnFaod
hlm 20 hold on. AfasE fsw minutss
both aides dssisted a.d both parties nf-
feeted Q oompTomise b. which he |
suosd waa plased 90 ne magistrates |
EuH cAa8 DllnE1EBD.
Altar ths adiuutment Of tho di6oaIty /
e. tie body q he ConEt, lhs corpora
flon of1osTa retired 20 aeatg ghick bad /
hssn fsssSvsd for then. OBfi1n dId /
nos sntsR tho CouEs - answer he sun !
mnns whioh had hoon inloed axainsl /
him. When Qnie1 wns restored The /
eass Of Huilivan was pgoeesdsd Bith. /
OmFson nppeaFea a. counsel fer tke |
Orgwn and Timothy Healy aDpomEed /
fer ahe defnnna. After hearing the aBf. |
aenes fhs OonEt dismissed chs ease on /
the nFoand that fho Grown had net /
shas pfeVe1 fbs meeting. ~ naoonEt of /
whiak was publlshed 10 TIE Naffon, uas /
4 raaaf7Na n fke onrIrnHnaN k9nneh A. 4
"a fbs ouisids e the eouE1 rooB gsfs
sashuainsiio ever he deoision. Tha /
sass q Ktitos 0BFisn will - oalisd 20
msrF08.